Designing and Delivering Great Training
By design, Designing and Delivering Great Training is flexible enough to accommodate different local specifications and needs. It is, however, like all CLAE courses, premised on the belief that teaching others – whether community members, lay advocates, or peers – is an essential facet of effective advocacy. In addition, Designing and Delivering Great Training recognizes, and demonstrates, that learning is most potent when interactive and reflective of participants’ experience and goals. Upon these foundations, and always while working toward a concrete training goal, this course helps to identify the learning characteristics of audiences, the instructional methods most suited to meeting different ends, and the implications of using a range of teaching techniques.
Anyone who teaches others on a regular basis will benefit from this training, most especially if you have a specific training in mind that can be developed.
Further Information
Designing and Delivering Great Training is presented through the support and partnership of the Practising Law Institute and features the expertise of David Cruickshank, one of the nation's leading authorities on adult and legal education methods.
David, a former law professor and practitioner in Canada, was most recently Director of Professional Development at Paul Weiss, Wharton & Garrison in New York. He is now a partner in the international consulting firm of Kerma Partners.
Note: We are currently offering this training for NE Consortium members only November 17 & 18, 2011.
If you are a NE Consortium Member and would like to register online or mail in your registration click the registration tab above for more information.
